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| Photographer Andrea Hausman |
Before starting her studio, Andrea Hausmann studied
fashion communications, design and photography. Her
early work in portraiture was inspired by the vintage
aesthetic of her favorite films. With local burlesque
performers as muses she created a richer, more multi-
faceted expression of sexuality than that found in most
men's magazines. Andrea Hausmann's photos are both
timeless and enduring and she continues to expand her
artistic boundaries through collaboration with a long list of
hair stylists, make-up artists, body artists and stylists.
In the privacy of her studio she maintains the client's
comfort level and is better able to achieve their desired
outcomes. The luxury and comfort of the photoshoot
experience is especially important, as she wants to make
people feel just as great as they look. Andrea loves the
transformation she sees the women go through and the
confidence they start to express after just a short time at
the studio.
Andrea’s work has been displayed throughout the city;
enticing people to shows and events in Montreal. Her
poster for the play Hedda Gabler drew the likes of director
Denys Arcand and John Cusack to the Mainline theatre
performance. Andrea has created a multitude of posters for
events and burlesque shows in Montreal.
fashion communications, design and photography. Her
early work in portraiture was inspired by the vintage
aesthetic of her favorite films. With local burlesque
performers as muses she created a richer, more multi-
faceted expression of sexuality than that found in most
men's magazines. Andrea Hausmann's photos are both
timeless and enduring and she continues to expand her
artistic boundaries through collaboration with a long list of
hair stylists, make-up artists, body artists and stylists.
In the privacy of her studio she maintains the client's
comfort level and is better able to achieve their desired
outcomes. The luxury and comfort of the photoshoot
experience is especially important, as she wants to make
people feel just as great as they look. Andrea loves the
transformation she sees the women go through and the
confidence they start to express after just a short time at
the studio.
Andrea’s work has been displayed throughout the city;
enticing people to shows and events in Montreal. Her
poster for the play Hedda Gabler drew the likes of director
Denys Arcand and John Cusack to the Mainline theatre
performance. Andrea has created a multitude of posters for
events and burlesque shows in Montreal.